4659 x 6989 px | 39,4 x 59,2 cm | 15,5 x 23,3 inches | 300dpi
Aufnahmedatum:
11. Mai 2009
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Bronze Statue of Phil Lynott on Harry Street in Dublin, Ireland In the mid 1960s, Lynott began singing in his first band, the Black Eagles.[2] Around this time, he befriended Brian Downey, who was later persuaded to join the band from the 'Liffey Beats'. Before long the Black Eagles broke up (when Downey left to join 'Sugar Shack') and Lynott joined 'Kama Sutra' before settling into a short stint singing in Skid Row, a band that featured guitarist Gary Moore, bassist Brendan 'Brush' Shiels and drummer Noel Bridgeman. Lynott was let go by Skid Row following a temporary absence to have his tonsils removed. Lynott had acquired a bass guitar and Shiels gave him some lessons to help him on his way. Lynott and Downey quickly put together a new band titled 'Orphanage' with guitarist John Stanton and bassist Pat Quigley. At the end of 2006 a number of Skid Row and Orphanage demo tapes featuring Phil Lynott were discovered. These were his earliest recordings and had been presumed lost for decades
